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MAID and SEAMS TRESS.- neat Swed-
IVA girl maid and seamstress good references with
ing travels wages moderate city or country 862 Ohaye
o. nnnr oNa a Rristol'A
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MAID and SEAMSTRESS.-Lady wishes a
WI capable maid and sesmsress Can
bo 20 West 2st Thursday morning between l2and
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TADY'S MAlD.-By a North German girl
IL willing travel and assist in light cham6orwork
family going TO Germany prelered persona! reieIehces
lava
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ME-. TIELn A BENEFACrOR.

"Now, consider Mr. Field a benefactor. He deyel-
oped the elevated railroad dca he did do 1t alone
but others helped him. stu lac the man whose in
vestigatons led It's promotion. And what is the
suit r1dc from the Battery 10 the Harlem River for
cents above dirt and trucks and IN the open air With
the greatest possible safety
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NURSE.-By q Scotch woman as experienced
~ infants nurse; present employers 696 Madison
ave- near 62d.st. Apply Monday.
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NURSE.-By % French person as nurse to
IN growing children good seamsess good city reference
Address ADELE, 1872 West 32ds.
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NURSE.-By young woman as competent
thoroughly understands bringing mp by
bottle city Please call Monday. l25
West 24th.st., 81 bell.
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N URSE.-By young girl as nurse to growing
chidren good from parties who can DO
sren L. NJ Tribnne Uptown ONCE .2SS broadway.
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l" Our commission called Mayor Hewitt about this
natter and he told that II the legal difficulties
'u Of the way and tho city received proper compensa
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COACHMAN.-By a respectable, sober single
~ OF middle age; strong healthy. thoroughly unier-
business will he found Trustworthy ant obgng
coacman and driver country preferred:
10 years soass reference can refer to hye gentlemen IN
who will certify advertiser hrstcass coachman
in every respect Address THOMAS kENEAY, No 10 John
ST.. East Newark, ~. J.
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MRS. KIMBALL'S Employment Agency, 122
Nl Wes i2.st-Seect servants no charge To employers
TIL order filled, or TO servants ill situation found
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STEWARDSHIP young lady as stew
- vessel going foreign ports Address NJ NJ.
caro- MrA DolanceY. 81 West l3th.st
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Cincinnati and Other Points

ST. LOUIS. July 19.-Flour steady and un.
and sold better but soon weatened
later it spurted, but again lost and closed at ls0 4c
Ss9w YESTERDAY .a.iny NJ red cash zss; Jn aa
6 5s saa higher, .s.s sss Aasa
34a035c closing at Ssc; September. 80 036l4c,
closing at 35so: October 36i40367se closing at
237sc Seprenber. 24i9c Rye lower at 47c. Hay
quiet and tiEothy 81 20 90; prairie. old,
Corn meal firm at So Whisky steady at = o. o5
Lard $500 $500. Dry.salt neats-Boxed shout
ders 5.75c; long clears lac; clear ribs, s.12la
Boxed shoulders 625c; long clears. sos 091oc;
clear ribs, 9o5a Ioc; short clears $50 0e. 81 ae
brls; wheat, les, 600, bu; corn 81, 600 bn, oats
20 900 bu; rye, none; barley, 1000 bu. shipments
Flour. z 900 brls; wheat, 1000 bu corn, 1000 blu;
oats. 1000 blu; rye none; barley j, 600 bu.
PHILADELPHIA July 19.-Flour quiet but steady.
Wheat opened rmer later reacted and closed barely
iae; September. $3.50 2osc; October. S3s dsIe.
Corn--spot in good demand and firm; No. 3 mixed,
2 high mixed. track. 49c; No 2 mixed in grain
depot futures hsssr No MIXED;
46A047iac October, 4714sc. Oats-Spot strong
and higher No white; 3sc; ungraded white. 39lac;
frmer: No. . white. july: 39a4oc: August 34ss
934ac; September, 34G34Ac; October. 34isa35c.
smoked. IL AN I3isc. Eggs dull and weak. Western
frsts. 14AaD15c. Cheese firm and higher; Ohio
flats ia a Sc. Other articles unchanged. Receipts
Flour 4 600 brs; wheat go, 600 bu; corn. $500
bu; oats 94OO bu. Shipments-Corn, ZOO bu;
oats 8, 600 bu.
BALTIMORE, July 19.-Fiour steady and quiet
wheat--Western a shade firmer; No. winter, spot
and July S0aa 0sIc; Augustus is9 asc Septem-
Der, S2as a SO iac; October S3os0s3ac- Corn
Western and higher mixed spot 4oac; August.
a5 asc bid, September, 47047lac. Oats easier and
quiet; Western white 81 1890; do mixed "a G35c.
Rye steady at 56059c. Provisions quiet and steady
Coffee, nominaliy higher at 19D2oc: Other articles
unchanged Receipts-Four. is, AGA brls; wheat
1872 700 blu; corn, 8 500 bu; oats. 1000 bu; rye,
500 bu Shipments None.
DETROIT. July 19.-Whest-No. white, cash.
752ac; Michigan red, cash. 74Ac No. red. cash.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. July 19.-The Drovers' Journal reports:
Cattls-kecsipts 10000; sh,pmenfs . IooS "a Mar Mar
425 stockers and feeders. $17O03. 90: cows, bulls
and mixed $i25 60 500 Texas cattle 81 oSo NO
ket Slow SC lower; rough and mixed S2.Io02 90 20
packing and aSn :higg9os5 light
Sheep1Receipts. q 500 Market strong; natives
S3:oO04.15 Western $500 1878; Texans, $500
The Drovers' Journal special capIegram from Lon
don quotes Heavy supply of American cattle; fair
per pound estimated dead weight.
KANSAS CITY. July 19.-Ca.ee Receipts. B.
800 oo soe eoee ana
common to medium, So. l593 40; stockers, 81 OO0
$50; grass range steers So Is 1890.
Hogs-Receipts, 1, 100; shipments. j, 100. Mar
ket opened DC lower. closed LOG lover good to
$50: skips and pigs. 81. so a 800.
sheep-Receipts, / 300 l.. shipments Jpn 400. Market
medium dii $50 So ooos75.
ST. LOUIS, July 19.-Catte-Receipts. 5000;
shipments, none mostly Texans. Market easier;
choice heavy native steers. $4.OO04-3O; butchers.
fair choice 49, 40 feeding steers fair to good
$3.OO03.S0; stockers. fair TO good S1.Io9Z.eo;
Hogs~Receipts $500; shipments, 100. Market
fairly steady. Choice heavy and butchers seec
tons, $5.4505.55i packing and Workers, fair to
choice, SIS. 200 5.45; pigs. common to good S47O@
sheep-Receipts, 200; shipments none. Mar
ket firm. Clipped fair to prime. 1910 0415;
NEW YORK, July 0-Beeves-Receipts. ID
loads; all for slaughterers direct; no market for
beeves quiet for dressed beef, at 6D7c for sides.
with native and fair Texas beef selling at
5la053 &c. Exports, i. 500 quarters of beef.
Sheep-Recepts, 1 500 head; market frmer and
fraction higher for good stock sales included common
to choice lambs at case.
Hogs Receipts, 4, 100; nominal1y' quiet for live
hogs, at $5.7O06
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. July 9.-Cattle-Receipts,
2S5; shipments. 3Oi. Market active at yesterdays
prices. No cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs-Rscepts, 500. shipments 500 Market
firms Philadephias, 5.7505. 80; Workers. $500
$40; common and light. $5.4O05.5O. Nothing
shipped to New York to-day.
ket firm at yesterdays prices
BUFFALO, July 19.-Cattle-Receipts. none.
Sales Ohio steers, $3.50
sheep-Only one load of sale stock arrived. Sheep,
81. So; lambs. $685..
Hogs-Recepts, 2 cars; market ruled very dull;
sellers were asking $500. while buyers were only
bidding $3.50.
CINCINNATI, July 19.-Hogs active and firm,
common and light. $4. so a 80; packing and butch
ers. $5.20057O. Receipts 1900; shipments
CSC.
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MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.

A nav OF Unusual DLillness, K~heved Dy
season of Activity Toward the Close.
NEW YORK, July 19.-Money ON call was
easy Mt 4a5 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 81 nc per cent
Sterling exchange was dull but firm ut
a. s24 for sixty-day bills, and $4S4 for de-
mapd.
The total sales of stocks to-day were l29,63o
shares including the following: Delaware
Lackawauna& Western, $500 hockine ran ,f,s'
1900; Lake Shore, $3.50. Louisville 81 Nasnvii,e'
3 $50; Northwestern, g. 1866 Reading. 10, l9o' 81.
Paul, IL l55: Union Pacific, 10,S03; western
Union, I6. 500.
TO dav than Yesterday, and with the exception OF
a short period in the last hour. there was noun
ing approaching to animation SHOWN
entire day. The tone was heavy hilnose
throughout, though special progress was
made in the downward direction until the iast
hour when Bismarck was reported dead, winch
stimulated the selling London was n moderate
seller in the forenoon, though the resultA OF It's
operations were Of no Importance. but tne ROOM
traders are again inclined TO the "bear" side snd
such declines were established were the re-
suit of their hammering. Union Pacihc. %.
Paul and Louisville tS Nashville were weakest
In the forenoon, and the latter was speclalD
prominent in the late break Reading, Rich
mond a. West Point and Western Union, now
ever. were comparatively firm throughout.
There was little news OF character TO
affect values, but the reports Of damage to the
crops were used with some effect A few special
ties showed u marked movement, but the gem
era. list was very dull and featureless. The
opening was weak, at declines from last even
ines figures of from to per
cent The business done was very light
and further small declines were established In
the early dealings. but before the end of the
first hour the usual stagnation overspread the
list aud the market was alternately heavy and
firm without anv marked movement in prices
beyond the strength of Hooking Valley. After
IL o'clock the dizziness became more intense, but
in the last hour decided downward movement
-. 49, 49, al nxUna nVtAf M
about the lowest figure reached. The entire list
is lower, and Union Pacific and Louisville 81
Nashville each lost 1 per cent; Canada
Southern, IL; IT. Paul, IL; Northwestern, 4;
Colorado Coal New York Central. and Pacific
Mail, each per cent. Hooking Valley is up
per cent .o
Railroad bonds dull to-day: sales. 1874. 600.
Prices reflected the stagnation existing in
shares.
Government bonds dull, but firm.
State bonds dull and steady. Closing
quotations
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The Jobbing Trade.

seconds, 81 .5oo16o S.posnd standard sl.s 800
ss $50 s1
apple STANDARD cove o2.er.
p poas fu1i%eghs, eosSsi light es s7oe
pound, full si.70ol.sO light. 9oc @$1 string.
beans, 750soc; Lima beans 81 80 a0 lao; peas
sters. ST.. $500; red cherries. 81 20 q so goose
berries. sl0l.1o; Strawberries, 81 10 @l'2o.
COAL AND COKE
Block SO % u ton. sIinshali. ss3. % ~ tons Jack
son. 1915 " ton; Pttsburg. 81 " ton; RAYMOND
City; 81 ? ton Winifreds s - i, ton Campbell
So " tom Highland. $2.75 y ton; Piedmont and
Blossburg $5 2 ton; Duggar Peseock) lump So y
ton gas coke Re 2 bu or 50 y losd' crushed coke.
SOC " ton less than the above prices ON the same
quality of lump coal nRucs.
Alcohol. 81 02.lO; asafoetida, 2O025c; alum,
405c camlhor, 80 032c; cochirea 5O0o5cs chioro
tar pure, 40042c. indigo SOC 0S1; lcorice, Calab.
genuine. 80 a4os magnesia caro:; 2-oz, 70 q S,e;
Ode oil csstor, " gal, 81 so q 6O oil bergamot,
~ ID, $50 .3 opium. 81 so az 95i 9uinine. p. 81
CASTLE, Fr I20Iec; soda, bcarb. 4ia o6c; salts.
EPSON, 415c; sulphur. -four. ACC; saitpetre. S0
aos so bromne sb oqaas
potash 25c; borax. 1o012ci cnchonidia, lS022ci
Oms-Linseed OIL raw. 44047c " gals boiled,
As 046c; coaf-ol legal test. S4 l2ci bank 40c,
best straits; 45e; Labrador, 6oc West Virginia III
bricatng. 20D30c; miners. 65c. Lard Oils-No /.
5OD55c; do extra. 55 060c.
WHITE LEAD-Pure GA nc i2c lower grades. u
acc. 49, -n,
TIcKINGs-.Amoskeag AGA l4iac; Conestoga BF,
15c Conestoga extra. 13 iac; Conestoga Gold Medal
lac Conestoga Goa, 12c Conestogs "A, Zoe; Con-
estoga X Sc; Pearl River 12iaG Falls OBO a2-inch.
13 ac Methuen "A. IL 9c; Oakland A. &c; Swift
River. &c: York 32inch l2lac York 30inch. IL l9c.
BrEAcHED SHKETISGs- Blackstone Az. 7l1c; Bal
lou q Som 6iac; Chestnut HILL &c: Cabot A. lac;
Chapman " DC, Dwight Star, s. Sl9c; Fruit of tho
Loom sAac; Lonsdale. 8iac Lipwood, SC; Mason
vile, siac New York Mills, 10sac Our Own. 5aci
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Saved by Her Bustie.

NOrfoIk Virginian.
The southern bound mail train the Sea-
board IL Roanoke railroad came near killing
young lady on Friday. just beyond Margetts-
Vile the road runs for some distance through
a kind of swamp. which is favorite place for
fishing. Miss Noni Jaaues sitting on the
embankment Induleing in the seductive work of
angling for cells. when the mSil came laundering
along There was enough room for her to re-
main in safety whore she was, but with the
usual non-presence of mind which generally
prevails on such occasions, she got up and
started across the track. The engineer did his
best TO stop his train. but unable TO do SO.
The locomotive struck Miss Jacques and hurled
her from the track. The train was stopped and
backed TO the place where she was supposed TO
be lying mangied corpse Tho trainmen and
passengers. however, were amazed to find
very much frightened and exceedingly angry
young lady. who had escaped all injury except
having the back of her dress torn out, having
been saved from terrible death by her bussle
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bought freely, and considerable '.long"
corn sold. The local operators
who usually trade in wheat and provisions. were
giving their attention to-day Auguss
started at 38i a 3ssc, declined TO 3S4c, then add
vanced TO 39tc. and closed at 3Ssc. Considerable
corn purchased for country account Oats
were somewhat more active to-day. The market
was favorably influenced by good cash demand.
the advance in corn and the prospects of smaller
receipts August started at 10 higher, at 263c,
sold off to 25sc, and closed at 264c Provi-
sions rather slow and easier, and had It
not been for the strength in corn. q more severe
decline would have been the result There was
a comparative absence of buying orders, but
moro disposition the part of large holders to
sell, and the impression prevailed that the mar
ket WAS being fed. Receipts of hogs were fair
and prices lower. August short ribs opened at
S.15,c declined to 7.973c. rallied to soc,
weakened and closed at L91fc. de,
cline of 25e from yesterday. August lard
opened at SO TO- sold at $6.700675 and
closed at So. T24. the Same yesterday.
The leading futures are as follows:
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce mt the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, July a.-Flour-Receipts.1 II, 292
packages; exports, .564 brls and 4.O25 sacks;
,alee, IA. 600 brls. Market steady.
Wheat-Receipts. 1875, 100 bu; exports, 46. 500 bu
Sales, g. I04 900 bu futures and $50, 900 bu spot.
Spor lots a shade stronger but only moderately
Ictye; exporters holding off. Options opened
arm and advanced a &c, later weakened and
Ietted back q lie, closing steadier with a slight
20 so a sole: No 2 Milwaukee, soc: No. /
hard, S740S7 516c; uneraded red, 799853c;
No. red. 81 elevator, s3s a S34c delivered. sac
,. 0. b.. No. 1 red. nominal; No; white,
ut S2c August. 80 5-l6 a S2sc, closing at S2ac;
September, So sic a S37c, closing at sale; Octo-
Der, s4s sac closing az sac; November.
April. 92ac; May, 93k a 934c. closing at 93gc
Corn-Receipts. los, 200 ou; exports, 90, 1872
bu; sales, 792. 600 bu futures, and $4,000 bu
pad crop reports; ungraded 45 465c; No. 2. 45a %
t6c elevator. 46 946Ac delivered; No. 2, July,
nOmnally, 45Ici August. 463c, closing at 46sc;
September. 473 04S Ice. closing at 47sc; Octo-
Der, asa a 49c, closing at 45ac.
OaIs-Receipts. 5000 bu; exports, 943 bu;
sales, 10000 bu futures. and $4,000 bu spot
Market, 4@lc lower; mixed Western, 81 036c;
white, do. 80 al 3c-
Hay steady ard demand moderate.
Hops unchanged and quiet
Coffee-Sales, $500 bags; spot fair Rio firm
ut cote: options higher and more active;
July, is soc: August, ls7o01S $50; Sep
tember, Is 95 a 10 300; October, 10 10 a 19. Csc;
November, 1915 a 10 soc: December, l9.30@
10 6Oc; january, 10 30 a 10 soc; February, 10 40
,119 55c; March, 1910 a 10. 60c; April, 10 45 %
10. 500. Sugar quiet but firm; refined quiet
Molasses dull and nominal. Rice steady and in
moderate demand.
Talow Quiet and steady. Rosin steady.
Pork quiet, but strongly held. Cut meats
firm ana quiet picked hams, ut 012lc. Lard
opened a couple OF points higher later fell back
Gas points, closing heavy: Western steam, spot.
7O24c; August, q 900 4 06c; September. 70S "a
7l6c October, 7.l30L20c; November. 6.9Sc;
December, Z02c; city steam, 6. 75c.
Eutter steady on fine grades, others weak;
Western, 10a19ac; Western creamery, 154 "a
19Ac Cheese firm and in fair demand Eggs
Receipts, 1876 packages; steady and in fair
demand; Western fresh, 129 l43c. Other
articles unchanged.
CHICAGO. July 19.-There not much do
ing in the wheat market to-day. trading during
most Of the session dragging slowly: there
little news. IL any, to influence the market, and
the frInness which existed was attributed large
ly 10 the buoyancy in corn; the receipts were
small, but the shipments have fallen off proper
tionatey, thereby ofsetung the small arrivals;
August opened u Ic higher. At 7O4 070bc. ad-
vanced TO 7lO7lRe. reacted TO 701c. and closed
mt 70f O10sc. Corn WAS active, excited. and
higher. with trading Of larger volume than for
some days past the prevailing feeling was one
ct hrmness. Unfavorable reports continue TO be
received relative TO the growing crops, and rain
IL needed III uany sections "Shorts'
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The Special Features of the Journal
are of Great Value.

The decisions of the Supreme and local courts
carefully reviewed by special reporters and will be
accurate and comprehensive. No attorney afford
to be without these reports, in other he
keep so fully informed and abreast of tho times.
In addition to its features the Journal enjoys
the services of of the best known writers in the
literary field among them many of the favorite
tributors to the leading magazines of the country,
who will furnish regular articles The increase in
space will permit the DAILY JOURNAL to pay moro
attention its miscellany and selected reading than
This will be appreciated by the large class of
readers who interested in other matters than
merely the and current political discussions Of
the day.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour duh
and prices unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat, go
070c; No. 3 spring wheat, nominal; No red.
2 rye, 45c: No. 2 barley. nominal. Mess pork,
per brl SIS so al 90 Lard, per 100 TBS, So. 67A
O6.70 Shortrib sides (loosel, 100 NJ 95c;
clear sides (boxed). 8.45 a 8 SOC Whisky, distil-
lers' finished goods, per gal. ST.. 10. Sugars cut
loaf, So 06ac; granulated. 6sc; standard A, DC.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was firmer for fancy grades; creamery
153 02Oc; dairy, 13A 017c Eggs, weak at III
012c.
Receipts Flour, II, 900 brls; wheat As. 900 bu;
corn, 5000 bu; oats. $4,000 bu; rye. 5000 bu:
barley, 1000 bu. Shipmepts-Flour g. 900 brs;
wheat 10000 bu; corn, 102, 900 blu; oats. 3D.
900 blu; rye, 20. 600 bu.
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and July 74alc; August 75isc: September. 76i4c.
Corn A lac nominal Oats-No. 2, Sic. nomina
No .. white 34c asked Receipts-Wheat. $500
bu; corn, none; oats, 2, 700 blu.
CINCINNATI. July 19.--F1our weak. lower; FAM
ily So IS z5ss. 80 fancy. 1878 03. IS. Wheat firm
No. red. 75iac: receipts. "a, 900 bu; shipments.
IL 600 3u. Corn strong; No. 2 mixed, 43c. Oats
Pork quiet $40 %. Lard firm. 64Oc. Bulk meats
dull firm; short rib S.25c Bacon steady; short rib
1OSO brls finished goods basis $lO5. Butter
strong. Eggs heavy. 90l0c. Cheese firm. Sugar
steady
TOLEDO, 90. July 19--Wheat active and firner;
cash 743,c; July. IA 7sc: August, 1880; September
Jesse: October. " %c December. sOasc. Corn frm
higher No. q 39l2c; September, Al i2c Receipts
Wheat I5e 900 bu; corn. 3, 900 bu oats 900 bu.
Shipments-Wheat, 1000 bu; corn, 1000 bu; oats,
5000 bu.
LOUISVILLE July 1ss.--Grain quiet Wheat
No. long berry. 71c: No. red zoe. Corn-No.
mixed. 39c; No. 2 white, 43 p O44c. Oats-No. 2.
29ia03Oc Provisions steady and unchanged.
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ture does. There may be something in this
1t Is easy to try. Ii the cooling secures the
result aimed at. the butter ought to keep
longer than that produced by any of the cream
raising processes, for the reason that the ma
chine produces cleaner separation of the fats
from the Gaseous matter. and also ciennses the
milk from offensive impurities which are like
ly to remain in the cream obtained by any OF
the milk setting methods
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Real Estate Transfers.


instruments filed for record in the recorders Office
ending at p. M. July 10. 1897. as furnished by
Building:
Anna Wright to Sarah E. Reed lots S,
and z, in House & Carter's subdivision
of A. E. and Ing Fletchers Oak Hill
addition to Indianapolis. $4,000
Chas. A. Dryer to Hannah M Furnas lot
ADDITION ado hha p to Indianapolis 100000
Joseph A. Moore to Harry James, lots IL
and IL. in Jos. A. Moore's south ad- -ooo
IT. Howard Maxwell to Jesse T. Nichol-
son, lot IT, in Il. A. II. Johnson's sub
addi addition to Indianapolis ... 10000
Mary Morrison adrninistratrix to John
w. Murphy. undivided Interest in
southeast east addition to Indianapolis - 1,2s6.oo
SIS, So 60, 81, O. g. "a. 65, 66, 81.
90, 90, 10, II. ~ 10. "a, in MUIR
phys southeast addition to Indianapo-
Ei;zabeth Denny to John W Murphy.
e eaas addition Iii TO Indianapolis =. .o1 10000
Mary B. Norman TO Van b. stiarwalt. lots
ri and d. in block 4 lots "A and 25
in block l2--all in North Indianapolis 10000
Francis M Hughs to Chns. w. Patterson
lot III in McCarty''s fifth West side ad-
JOIN e' Fl. Vaier. ct al to Charles May, lot
70 o fnd ID a@ .o4.n Dl-se aaa.',o 10000
Anne b. Thomas to Edward Hawkins, lots
SIS and SO in Buffers extended north
Indianapolis. .--.-.-...---. 6.131.0O
The State of Indiana to Edward Hawkins
second addition to Indianapolis 1-.. 1926
Conveyances. IL; consideration .... .s1e, Os926